... possibly, that the interests of Ireland wered not supposed to be a matter of any concern to sensible English politicians. The Whigs are trying to make India the corpus cu'e of experiment. Mr. Massey enjoys the reputation of being a sharp, shrewd, clover ...

... curious too, that Lady Palmerston is the last of her family. As the sister of Lord Melbourne all the estates of that celebrated Whig utinister have descended to her, itnd are new, at her bens; and it has long been generally understood that Yillt will inherit ...

... opposed to the cession, not only as uncalled for, but dangerous to certain Mediterranean States. At present Earl Russell and the Whigs have won a little cheap applause, for doing what nobody called upon them to do, and what even the Ionians-or rather, I should ...

... hope this is the last we shall hear of this Yankee Association. We should not probably have heard all that we have if the Whigs had not thought it politic, in view of the recent Df election, to palter with treason by way of conciliating I the Fenian faction ...

... It is known to be Russell's wish ( to meet the new Parliament with its few changes as possible, J 'out the weakness of the Whigs in the House of Commons 2 (where Palmerston was a host) will compel some alterations, I Any ,arrangement, however, ioust ha ...

... carrilge Oln my way sip to town this morning from Oxford, and devoutly reading my Timcs, as every true Britonl onght to do, bo lie Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative, I could Dot ltelp overhearing a conversation between two of may neighbours, undoubted city ...

... Conservative Governments have been in office they have readily united with Conserva- of tives to denounce the tax, Now that a Whig Ministry is in office their power of endurance has suddenly A become enlarged; and those gentlemen who figored at the public ...

... pt'sioo Sir- Cacorgit Cart for hit obstinacy in ithe rivu I! Wri-lit tnbt it is all ?? ad parcel of his Creed, it, a win'i Whig-, not 'to let the people enecreach upon the ?? 1.i ?? iexelit when Cthe Whtigs, are out of office. of er erybsyknows that t ...

... irre other deparitrirnt. Of course Sir Charles wvilt nit oeint iiice. bectruse lite may be incapable of its duties. tireow Whigs tioe not do such things. It is the first artiele of their ptolitical creed thirt thre world could not go on without therrr ...

... var bict sure would be the case. The Earl of Clarendon t will be a very respectable successor, although (if wo must have a Whig ninisttry) one would rather sec Lord Palumerston in his old post. But you know that there arc objections to that in a (crtain ...

... o tha quater hint asto he curs whch Gadeoneand rigt ae pro- poigt take on the one hand anu oead Lord 1 Gran21villteoand the Whig section of the Cabinet on the other.I You maust, of course, take these statements cum s gras salils; but, looking at the e ...

... Conservative or had never opposed them; but the efforts of Pittand ' Lord Bolingbrooke before him had bo resisted. by the Whigs. Heo had, many years ago, called attention to the polcy of commercial treaties, which was then condemned by the hon, member ...